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Very large crude carrier turns back in southern Red Sea after Houthi warning
A very large crude carrier reversed course in the southern Red Sea after Houthi rebels in Yemen warned they would target ships heading to or from Saudi ports. The incident highlights ongoing threats to commercial shipping in the region.
Jul 21, 11:45 AM·1m read2 sources
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A very large crude carrier reversed course in the southern Red Sea after receiving warnings from Houthi rebels in Yemen. The rebels stated they would target vessels traveling to or from Saudi ports. The ship had been heading through the area when it executed the U-turn.
No further details about the vessel's identity, cargo, or destination were released. Houthi forces have previously issued similar warnings to commercial traffic in the region. The latest incident adds to existing concerns over navigation safety in the southern Red Sea.
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